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NY 100-18676 Te af OKT HAL JONES refers to World War II as an imperialist war and that Germany and Gret Britain "are out to have a showdown as to who can exploit and enslave more people, small nations as well." In apeaking ef celonial people, the author states that the colonles should not adopt the attitude of “if one side must win it is better for Negroes to support British imperialism in this conflict.” Concerning this point, the author writes as follows: "Besides, it is also a false premise, when it is assumed that either side must win. ‘Yor the ever- present desire for liberty on the part of Negro colonials will never be achieved through a chance of masters, both of whom are interested not in the freedom, but in the further enslavement of them, Only throuzh organization, euucation, and struggle against reaction, azainsat war-profits, against reaction's drive on civil liberties, under the guise of war emergencies, can this new threat to the ultimate freedom of the colonial peoples be met. Only the abolition of inperlalism, of the whole system of the wat makers, will guarantee peace and security for the peoples." In discussing the theory of "White Man's War" the author states: "The False Theory of a White Man's War “Prof. Rayford Logan of Howard University anc Elmer Carter of Opportunity are bearers of a theory of ille- repute, the theory of the 'white man's war.' The fact re mains that Nesroes conprise a good bit of the cannon fodder for Europe's war makers. "In our own communities, since the war, the bubble of the false theory of a ‘white man's war' quickly 4a42yvnTadean amtiAaé +4ha wtaten asanat AF Dts thin an nwmneaanaennias SALW LUYVG OH GisVow Vist bee Dd dty vwwOow Wa bv dsl y wiike We i a ES dE lowering of income, as a result of tne Roosevelt war and